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A Side-By-Side Comparison Of The Speed Of 100-Meter Freestyle Swimming, 1932 Vs  2016
A Side-By-Side Comparison Of The Speed Of 100-Meter Freestyle Swimming, 1932 Vs 2016
This is a side-by-side comparison of the speed of Olympic 100-meter freestyle swimmers in 1932 and 2016. Unsurprisingly, the 2016 swimmers are faster. How much faster? Almost eleven seconds, with first place finishes of 47.58 seconds in 2016 and 58.2 seconds in 1932. Obviously, there are a number of factors
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Surprising Gamer Destroys Gesture-Based Dancing Arcade Game
Surprising Gamer Destroys Gesture-Based Dancing Arcade Game
This is a video of a man who’s clearly brought his A-game in an attempt to impress skinny Mario and drops an absolutely stellar performance at a Dance Evolution arcade game. I like how the guys watching in the background half-ass some of the movements as well. Man, I remember
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Track And Field Star Casually Clears 61-Inch Hurdle While Practicing
Track And Field Star Casually Clears 61-Inch Hurdle While Practicing
This is a super short video of Washington State University track and fielder Ray Wells Jr. casually clearing a 61-inch (5-foot, 1-inch) hurdle with the apparent ease of stepping over a passed out roommate. For reference, I fell trying to put my pants on this morning and hurt my elbow.
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Whatever Works: This Homemade Spinning Chicken Exercise And Enrichment Wheel
Whatever Works: This Homemade Spinning Chicken Exercise And Enrichment Wheel
This is a video from Featherheads Bird Rescue in Hobart, Tasmania of an exercise wheel crafted by Alison McNeice (NOT McNugget) to keep the chickens at the rescue enriched and entertained while they snack. Hey, whatever works. Also, did the person filming cut the video because they were laughing so
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5’9″ Guy With 50″ Vertical Leap Jumps High Enough To Hit Head On Basketball Hoop
5’9″ Guy With 50″ Vertical Leap Jumps High Enough To Hit Head On Basketball Hoop
This is a video showcasing the mad ups of Riley Smith, a guy who’s 5’9″ with an astounding 50″ vertical leap, allowing him to easily dunk, and jump so high he can hit his head on the basketball hoop. That is impressive. For reference, I’m 6’1″ and just tried to
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